Piers Morgan to take long break from TalkTV after extremely low viewing figures

“Our sincere condolences to Sir David’s family.”TalkTV presenter Piers Morgan reposted the tweet in view of his 7.9 million followers.He added: “A television news icon.“Very sad news. RIP David.”GB News presenter Alastair Stewart said: “From not taking no for an answer from ITV on the doing an open-ender on the moon-shot to persuading Thatcher to have a live camera in her car in 1979, David was simply the best, & the nicest & kindest of men.“There will be no prisoners taken when he & Alastair Burnet meet again!" (sic)Broadcaster Andrew Neil wrote: “Very sad to learn of the death of a lovely man, good friend and consummate newsman.“When he and Alastair Burnet were at the helm ITN’s News at Ten was by far the country’s best broadcast news.“Condolences to his dear wife.

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Dan Walker has taken a swipe at Piers Morgan in his latest Instagram post continuing the ongoing feud. The former BBC Breakfast presenter posted a picture to Instagram of his first broadcast of 5 News where he was standing with his new co host Claudia-Liza Vanderpuij.

Piers Morgan, 57, famously walked off the Good Morning Britain set in March last year after being embroiled in a disagreement with his former colleague Alex Beresford surrounding Meghan Markle.The TalkTV presenter took to Twitter today to hit out at Dan Walker, 45, as he tried to light-heartedly mock Piers this morning as he walked off the ITV set in the same fashion.Piers took to Twitter to respond to an article headlining: "Dan Walker poked fun at his rival Piers Morgan by jokingly storming out of his Good Morning Britain interview this morning."The former GMB presenter replied in view of his 7.9 million followers: "He couldn’t even do this better than me…"Many social media users took to the comments in response to Dan's lighthearted joke, as the presenter's cheeky feud has been reignited.BnmPlanet said: "Award goes to @PiersMorgan for the best 'Storming Out' act."AlbieCamus added: "Dan Walker has a sense of humour unlike some."BornPeachy commented: "He wants to be you, Piers! Imitation is the highest form of flattery."Dan joined Richard Madeley and Susanna Reid on this morning's GMB as he discussed his move to Channel 5, prior to his first show airing tonight.As Richard wished the former BBC Breakfast presenter "good luck", Dan made a final jibe at Piers.He joked: "Right, I'm going to do what they normally do on this programme and walk off."The Channel 5 star got up from his seat and walked away from the desk.Susanna jumped in: "I'd just like to point out only one person has ever done that but it is a stage that has been set for you.”"See you later," Dan said as he opened the studio door and walked away.He continued: "See you at five o’clock on Channel 5."Piers infamously walked off GMB when his co-star Alex hit out

DAN Walker jokingly stormed off Good Morning Britain today after the "shortest interview ever" according to viewers. The BBC breakfast star appeared on the ITV show to discuss his move to Channel 5.

Denise Welch was drafted in to appear on Loose Women at the last minute after Gloria Hunniford was forced to pull out. The 82-year-old was also left upset after she had to miss out on her role at the Queen's Platinum Jubilee celebrations.

Piers Morgan, 57, has taken to social media to voice his prediction ahead of tonight’s no-confidence vote.The broadcaster said in full view of his 7.9 million Twitter followers that he “suspects” some ministers will vote against Boris Johnson despite having voiced their support.Piers also claimed that the Prime Minister had “lost middle England” after he was greeted by jeers upon his arrival at the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee thanksgiving service at St Paul’s Cathedral on Friday morning.He typed: “Suspect there will be quite a few ministers publicly declaring their support for Boris but secretly voting against him tonight.“They all heard those boos at St Paul’s - they know he’s lost middle England.”Other social media users were quick to respond to Piers’ tweet to debate whether the Prime Minister still had support.AlistairGarnett said: “Notice to any wavering Conservative MP's...“Here in Middle England we still support Boris..“I suspect Piers knows well the boos came from lefty agitators that never supported Boris..”BSallyb wrote: “Agree - but who the heck replaces him?”Haynesey89 argued: “‘Middle England’ didn’t go to St Paul’s ffs.”Smoke_pete penned: “Nothing will happen he is Untouchable.”Piers’ remarks come after the PM’s anti-corruption Tsar quit his role this morning as pressure continued to mount on his position.It happened after Sir Graham Brady, who chairs the 1922 committee of backbench Conservative MPs, announced a vote will take place between 6pm and 8pm tonight.Under the party's rules, if 54 MPs write to Sir Graham declaring no confidence in Mr Johnson a ballot must be held.In a press release issued shortly after 8am this morning, Sir Graham announced the upcoming vote.He said: "The threshold of 15 percent of

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle faced booing at the Platinum Jubilee and Piers Morgan joined "Fox & Friends" Monday to discuss how their "hypocrisy" is part of why the royal couple has faced backlash.  PIERS MORGAN: Meghan and Harry … the British public have decided, are guilty of brazen hypocrisy. … Because they love to preach about all sorts of things to us and then do the complete opposite.

Dan Walker appeared on Monday morning's Good Morning Britain where he spoke about his move from BBC Breakfast to Channel 5.The broadcaster used his visit to the ITV studio to make fun of one of their former employees, Piers Morgan, who famously stormed off the show in 2021 when a discussion about Meghan Markle became heated. Both Dan, 45, and Piers, 57, have been involved in a feud for years having wound each other up on Twitter numerous times.

Dan Walker didn't waste his opportunity to mock his rival Piers Morgan as he made an appearance on Good Morning Britain on Monday (June 6). The presenter headed for an interview on his former TV rival after leaving BBC Breakfast last month.

Susanna Reid took a cheeky swipe at her former co-star Piers Morgan as the duo's old rival made an appearance on Good Morning Britain.Former BBC Breakfast star Dan Walker sat down with Susanna and Richard Madeley ahead of his first show on Channel 5 later this afternoon (June 6).Before his interview though, the 45-year-old appeared backstage smiling as he held a branded ITV mug, but his smiles soon turned to a frown as he tipped the cup upside down, revealing it was actually empty.He then walked past the camera and vanished from shot, with Susanna laughing: "He's already stormed off! He got the memo."She was, of course, referencing Piers Morgan's frosty exit from the ITV show, when he walked off set following an argument with Alex Beresford.Dan made a special appearance on Good Morning Britain after years of an on-air feud with the show, when he was on BBC Breakfast.He said he was "looking forward to" his new show, as it meant he didn't have to have such an early alarm, with it being an afternoon show.Susanna asked him whether he would have made an appearance on the ITV show if "the former occupant of Richard's chair was here" – meaning Piers.Dan cheekily asked if she was referring to Adil Ray, who also sits in the co-host seat on rotation.He then said: "I think the more interesting question is, would you lot have been here if he was back in that chair?"After the cryptic Piers chat was over, conversation moved on to Dan's old job and what he wouldn't miss about it.He said: "The first thing I think is those days where you've got to talk about things that are horrible, whether it's the Manchester Bomb...

Gary Lineker, 61, has been living the high life as he shared snaps to Twitter from the Platinum Jubilee pageant while on a double-decker bus.

Britain’s Got Talent burst onto our screens as the UK’s top talent show programme in 2006 and presenters Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly have hosted the show ever since its first episode.The dynamic duo are well known for their quick quips and cutting one liners, but also for their supportive remarks and shoulders to cry on when things don’t quite go the way contestants wish it did.No matter how the judging panel has changed over the years, the pair have remained a vital part of the show’s lineup since season one and the ITV classic wouldn’t be the same without them. However, despite their comforting attitude and cheeky attitudes, they don’t always get off on the right foot with every celebrity they encounter.Keep reading to take a look at Ant and Dec’s biggest celebrity feuds over the years.The pair have had a long running feud with controversial journalist Piers Morgan for many years, who had a lot to say when they won their 20th consecutive Best Presenter award at the 2021 National Television Awards.He slammed the duo and said: “I deserve to win because everyone is sick and tired of Ant and Dec automatically winning this award, which bears no relation to reality.

A wealth of famous faces have visited Buckingham Palace over the years, but a handful of stars have also behaved very cheekily while there. From stealing loo rolls to doing drugs, multiple celebrities have taken more than a few liberties during their visits to the iconic royal palace, in central London.

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Piers Morgan, who has met the Queen three times, assured the public today that she's not the "benign, almost mumsy" figure she might appear to be.

Piers Morgan has received backlash after he tweeted about Meghan Markle during the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee celebrations. After the traditional Trooping of the Colour ceremony, Piers took to Twitter to share his thoughts on the day’s festivities.The 57-year-old posted a picture of Prince Louis with his hands over his ears as the RAF flypast went over their heads, causing him to scrunch up his face in discontent.The royal family were stood on the Buckingham Palace balcony when the planes put on their display and Piers shared some snaps of the moment.He posted them to his 7.9 million Twitter followers and quipped: “Is this when Aunty Meghan arrived?”The controversial journalist ended his remark with laughing emojis but followers weren’t having any of his offensive comment.One wrote that he was a “out of step with the nation” while another urged him to “stop projecting his obsession”.Another tweeted: “You need to let it go, it has become an unhealthy infatuation”.

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Stacey Solomon’s real views on the Royal Family have emerged in a resurfaced video amid the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee.The monarch is celebrating 70 years on the throne this Bank Holiday weekend, with Piers Morgan predicting it could be the “last Jubilee we ever see”.But the celebrations also come amid a swirling cost of living crisis in the UK.And in Stacey’s clip, taken from a Loose Women episode, the X Factor star admits she “just doesn’t get” the fuss about the Royals.Stacey could be seen explaining: “I just don't get it. I don't get any of it.

The Post’s Piers Morgan was watching closely. The outspoken British commentator — who has long been a vocal critic of the former “Suits” star — took to Twitter to share a snarky joke about Markle’s royal return, which quickly blew up online.

TV personality Sharon Osbourne said she feels sorry for Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, who have been separated from the royal family and received a smattering of boos Friday during Platinum Jubilee celebrations in London. Osbourne discussed the Duke and Duchess of Sussex during Fox News' special coverage with Piers Morgan, Ainsley Earhardt and Martha MacCallum.  SHARON OSBOURNE: The royal family has always been like a Shakespearean play for me.